This is the Apple System Profiler dump on my Powerbook
If you do a:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
as root you will probably see it actually running at a lower speed. From
what I've read, all recent Apple laptops start up at reduced speed.
rob
The new yaboot works correctly. No more vulcan nerve pinch to start up. :)
rob
BTW, in theory you should be able to manually boot the system the same
way you did the CD from OF. If you make the change in ofboot.b on your
bootstrap, yaboot may even work. Or urpmi the new yaboot once youve
booted.
Yay! I booted! This message is brought to you by konqueror on Mandrake
(lspcidrake -v)
All i get when i run that is a bunch of unidentified entries. (nothing is
identified)
Looks like that comes from /proc/bus/pci/devices
Should I send the output of this?
you mentioned before - anything at the tail end of the log?
No. The only thing at the end of the log
Did you start with Apple_Free space on the drive? If you do, the
bootstrap normally gets created before the partitioning step.
No. OS X won't install with free space left on the drive. (At least
with my 10.2.3 CD) I had to leave the space that I wanted for linux as
a UFS (I think that is
Sounds like it had better be. I'll package it and see if it can be
uploaded. We're in freeze, but that sounds like a valid reason to me.
Great. Thanks. Does cooker PPC share the same changelog mailing list as
the regular cooker?
I'm fighting some issues to do an RC1. snip
You guys sure do
Hmm... responding to my own emails...
Maybe they
mean it won't boot when it's put on the HD?
Yeah it looks like that is it. I went through the install and when i
rebooted after making the changes in OpenFirmware I saw a OS 9 looking
screen for a second, but it when ahead and loaded OS X
